Addressing journalists in Yola, Haske declared that his choice was not tokenism, but a deliberate strategic and progressive move to give Adamawa women their rightful place at the decision-making table.
“Women are mothers, and I want her to stand in for women,” Haske said with conviction. “For too long, policies affecting women have been made without women. My running mate will not be a spare tyre; she will be the voice, the strength, and the representative of every Adamawa woman.”
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Haske described his deputy as a highly experienced, exposed and capable woman who has travelled widely across the African continent and is now bringing her wealth of experience home for the development of Adamawa State.
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